84% of patients check online reviews before choosing a new provider. rater8 via Medical Economics, vendor survey ↗ Most happy patients would leave one. Nobody asks.
And in health, the reply matters too: a US dental practice paid a US$23,000 settlement after review replies disclosed patient information. HHS 2022 ↗

A short text with a one-tap Google review link, sent at the right time.
Booking, staff and ease of the visit. Never about treatment or results.
Thanks and general replies that never confirm someone is a patient or mention their care.
If something wasn't right, their reply comes straight to you so you can make it right.
No testimonials about clinical care, in line with Ahpra's advertising rules.
New reviews and your rating in your morning brief.
Replies never name a patient. Review replies never confirm that someone is a patient or mention their care. No testimonials about clinical care, in line with Ahpra's advertising rules.
Good reviews start with a good experience at every step.
Ask every patient, at the right time, with a one-tap link. Most patients are happy to leave a review. They just never get asked.
Briefly and generally: thank them, say you take feedback seriously, and invite them to contact the practice directly. Never confirm they're a patient or mention their care.
You can flag reviews that break Google's policies for removal. Your Krew watches for new reviews so you can act quickly.
Yes, with care. Review requests ask about the service, and we never use testimonials about clinical care in advertising, in line with Ahpra's rules.
Shortly after the visit, while it's fresh, with a one-tap link to your Google profile. Each patient is asked once and never chased.
Book a free 20-minute Front Office Audit. We'll look at your reviews and how they're handled today, and tell you straight if it's a fit.